Crochet Winnie the Pooh Ufufy Keychain Amigurumi

If you're looking to add a touch of whimsy and charm to your accessories, a Crochet Winnie the Pooh Ufufy Keychain Amigurumi might just be the perfect choice! This adorable keychain combines the nostalgic appeal of Winnie the Pooh with the cute and compact design of an amigurumi toy. Its small size makes it easy to carry around, adding a fun flair to your keys, backpack, or purse. With its vibrant colors and intricate crochet details, this Ufufy keychain is sure to bring a smile to your face every time you see it. Whether you're a fan of Disney, crochet, or simply love all things adorable, this little Pooh Bear keychain is a delightful addition to any collection.

For this DIY you’ll need:

Yarn. I used thin acrylic yarn. Pink, Light Yellow and Light Brown
Crochet hook.
Stitch marker.
Yarn needle.
Sewing pins. (optional)
Scissors.
Fiber Fill.
Brown Felt.
Key Chain.
Glue (optional).

Stitches used:
CH = Chain.
SC = Single Crochet.
ST = Stitch.
BL = Back Loop.
FL = Front Loop.
Inc = Increase.
Dec = Decrease.
Slst = Slip Stitch.
(…) = Repeat the space in brackets the given number of times.
[…] = Total number of stitches.

Pattern:

Body
Start with Light Yellow

1: 6SC in magic ring. [6]
2: 2SC in each ST around. [12]
3: (1SC, inc), 6 times. [18]
4: (2SC, inc), 6 times. [24]
5: SC in each st around. [24]
6: SC in each st around. [24]
7: (3SC, inc), 6 times. [30]
8: SC in each st around. [30
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10: SC in each st around. [30]
Change to Pink
11: SC in each st around. [30]
12: Work in Back Loops only, SC in each st around. [30]
13: SC in each st around. [30]
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15: SC in each st around. [30]
Change back to Light Yellow.
16: Work in Back loops only, SC in each st around. [30]
17: SC in each st around. [30]
18: (3SC, dec), 6 times. [24]
19: (2SC, dec), 6 times. [18] Stuff the body here.
20: (1SC, dec), 6 times. [12]
21: Dec all around. [6]
Fasten off and weave in tail.

Working in Back Loops is optional, but this gives a bit more 3D-ish look. So at row 12 and 16 you worked in Back Loops, join now in the Front Loops and SLST around. Fasten off and weave in tail.

Legs (4)
In Light Yellow.

1: 4SC in Magic Ring. [4]
2: (1SC, inc), 2 times. [6]
Fasten off and leave long tail for sewing. You don’t have to stuff them, just flatten.

Ears (2)
in Light Yellow

1: 5SC in magic ring. [5]
2: 2SC in each st around. [10]
3: SC in each st around. [10]
4: (dec, 1SC), 3 times, SLST. [7]
Fasten off and leave long tail for sewing. You don’t have to stuff them, just flatten.

Honey pot
Start with Light Brown.

1: 6SC in magic ring. [6]
2: 2SC in each st around. [12]
3: (3SC, inc), 3 times. [15]
Change to light yellow.
4: SC in each st around. [15]
5: SC in each st around. [15]
Change back to light brown.
6: (3SC, dec). 3 times. [12]
7: (1SC, dec), 4 times. [8]
8. SC in each st around. [8]
9: SC in each st around. [8]
Fasten off and weave in tail. Roll to top part a bit so you will get the rim of the pot. Further, stuff it slightly or not at all and just flatten it.

Assembling

Now it’s time to assemble Winnie the Pooh. Use some sewing pins to place the legs and ears first, so you can easily move them around until you like how Pooh looks.
When you are happy with the position, sew on the legs and ears.
Sew the honey pot in between his front legs, so he kinda holds the pot. I made the pot flat, but I guess you can also stuff it slightly.
Cut his facial features out of the brown felt and glue those on, you can use some pastel dust or blusher to add some blush to his cheeks. Add the keychain if you want and he is done! I love how he turned out, even tho his ears are slightly too big haha.